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Tag Archives: Companionship Care
Common Challenges Children With Special Needs Face
Reports have found more than 7.3 million children with special needs in the United States. And because of this, the demand for children medical service is slowly rising. Unlike other kids, children with special needs tend to face many...
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Different Treatment Approaches for Children with ASD
Autism Spectrum Disorder or ASD covers a range of developmental disabilities that usually manifests in social communication and interaction problems and/or repetitive behaviors or interests. Because it is a spectrum, symptoms can vary. Some can...
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Tips for Approaching Your Loved One’s Memory Concerns
When we notice changes in the cognitive function of our aging loved ones, our natural reaction is to worry. Some of us might be at a loss on how to approach these changes. We might not know to initiate the conversation about this matter. We...
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Making Memories While it Lasts
Life is short, and death is inevitable and unexpected. Thus, make memories with your loved ones, especially if they are under a disabilities care service. Enjoy time with them while you still can. It is especially true if your loved one is an...
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Supporting Our Loved Ones Emotionally
Do you know the five most common well-being? They are Cognitive and Mental, Emotional, Physical, Social, and Spiritual. This well-being is closely linked to our overall health. When one is unhealthy, the others will suffer, thus affecting our...
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Warning Signs of Infection in the Elderly
It is important to monitor the health status of our aging parents. And as family members, we are ought to protect them from any risk of infectious diseases. Here are some of the common symptoms of infections in older adults: Sudden...
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